Nice enough young fellow, but doesn't know beans about money management.

I was sixteen and didn't know beans about running this place.

It's a total surprise to me because I really don't know beans about poetry.

"Point is, I don't know beans about a murder and my son knows less.

He doesn't know beans about what it's going to be like, and chances are he'll never live to find out."

"You don't know beans about your own family, that's why.

With rare exceptions, the owners didn't know beans about wine.

These mugs over here didn't know beans about driving anything more than a span.

He probably doesn't know beans about this machine, except how to trigger it."

Besides, we don't know beans about who you really are, either, do we?

"He doesn't know beans about pottery, if you know what I mean."

But is silly to talk about me doing your job; I don't know beans about mining.

Today, the from is usually dropped, and "He don't know beans" is all that remains.

We don't know beans about them, and here they've been staring up our asses."

He didn't know beans from squash about being able to send messages from one mind to another.

"Especially for somebody like you or me, somebody who doesn't know beans about magic.

He doesn't know beans about it and he doesn't care.

Most French restaurant people don't know beans about wine; most try to fake it.

That sounds like a self-replicating mechanism we don't know beans about."

I don't know beans about this technical business.

This guy, I didn't know beans about, but from what I've read since, he's a very solid citizen.

He frequently didn't know beans about the information he looked at, but was honest enough to tell his superiors that.

He wouldn't know beans about the Soviet Square killings.

But Vesstil doesn't know beans about engineering, at least our cut-and-try kind.

You don't know beans, that smile says, but I'll condescend to pretend you do.